Several members have detailed knowledge and experience
Awards
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Social Housing - Midlands Circuit
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Social Housing - London (Bar) Top Tier Set
- Legal 500 -
Property Litigation
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Professional Discipline & Regulatory Law
- Legal 500 -
Planning - Leading Set
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Mediators - Leading Set
- Legal 500 -
Local Government - Leading Set
- Legal 500 -
Inquests and Inquiries
- Legal 500 -
Elections - Leading Set
- Legal 500 -
Court of Protection
- Legal 500 -
CMC Registered Mediators
- Civil Mediation Council -
Administrative and Public Law - Leading Set
- Legal 500 -
Social Housing - Midlands (Bar)
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Social Housing - London (Bar) Top Tier Set
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Real Estate Litigation - London (Bar)
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Professional Discipline - London (Bar)
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Planning - London (Bar)
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Mediators - All Circuits
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Local Government - London (Bar)
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Election Law - London (Bar)
- Chambers and Partners
Areas of Law
- Data protection and freedom of information
- Court of Protection
- Education
- Governance and decision making
- Finance budgets and borrowing
- Procurement and state aid
- Cuts to public services
- Planning and environmental claims
- Election petitions
- Welfare benefits
- Public Inquiries
- Judicial review
- Waste
Latest News
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Connor Thomas joins Chambers as Senior Practice Manager, where he will support the continued growth and development of chambers clerking team.
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Related Events
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Planning officers and legal teams across multiple local authorities are being invited to attend a specialist training webinar on Judicial Review (JR) risks in planning, taking place on 14 April.
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Chambers is pleased to deliver specialist training to local authorities, providing comprehensive instruction on the application of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE) to enforcement activity.
Related Articles & Publications
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Emilia Munemo v Wolverhampton City Council [2026] EWCA Civ 329 The Court of Appeal unanimously allowed the Council’s appeal holding that the Respondent, who had been evicted from her home because she had obtained it on the basis of her false statements, could as a consequence be considered to be intentionally homeless. In allowing the appeal, the case of Chishimba v Kensington & Chelsea RLBC [2013] EWCA Civ 786; [2013] HLR 34 was distinguished. Jonathan Manning and Annette Cafferkey appeared for the Council.
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British Legal Reform: An Agenda For Change - Book launch